Glass and Laminate Flooring

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Busy morning today.  Jason is finishing up a backsplash in a tumbled glass tile and Josh and Beers are getting started on a large laminate flooring job.  Notice the glass pencil liners that Jason is installing to finish off the outside edge of the glass backsplash.  Meanwhile at another location Josh is marking on the subfloor the direction (or lay) of the plank flooring that he will be starting tomorrow. Josh's assistant (Beers) is busy removing
glasscloseupall the doors from their hinges and storing them in an out of the way location. More on this job to come...
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